"They really picked up their defense on us in the second quarter," Genesee Christian coach Dan Chapman said. "They're a pretty athletic team and they wore us down with their depth and got out in transition offensively."

Emmanuel Stokes led Genesee Christian with 15 points.

"We play a lot of teams that our bigger than us," Chapman said. "Montrose sets a standard and our guys were motivated to at least show they could compete. That was our focus tonight and I felt like we did that."